Thread: Celebrity RIP Garden

Originally Posted by Valkyrie

first president to push new world order, was slammed for it by American people, but now we have a generation who embrace it and wants it.

Yes that's the only thing I didn't like, but still a GREAT Man!

Ken Berry

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/02/o...ies-at-85.html

Mr. Berry’s Army service, after high school, turned out to be a helpful career move. His sergeant in Special Services was Leonard Nimoy, the future “Star Trek” star!

Penny Marshall, 'A League of Their Own' director
and TV's 'Laverne,'
dies at 75

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Source: Detroit Free Press

Who’s going to help Shirley make her dreams come true now?

Even without "Laverne & Shirley," Penny Marshall –who died Monday at 75 of complications from diabetes, her spokeswoman told CBS and the Los Angeles Times – would count as Hollywood royalty. She was the sister of late TV mogul Garry Marshall and the ex-wife of Rob Reiner, which ties her to two great comedy traditions.

More importantly, on her own she became one of the most successful female film directors of all time, with hits such as "Big," "Awakenings" and "A League of Their Own" to her credit.

Yet for millions of Americans, she remains Laverne DeFazio, the gravel-voiced, gangly Milwaukee brewery worker with the tough act, soft heart, and the big “L” on her sweater. Easily riled and easily hurt, Laverne was the more down-to-earth realist to Shirley Feeney’s (Cindy Williams) boo-boo-kitty loving idealist. They were vastly different, but shared the same dream in their 1950s-set blue-collar sitcom: to find true love and a way out of that basement apartment.

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Read more: https://www.freep.com/story/life/peo...-75/334477002/

Funny Lady, RIP Penny.

Shirley Boone, Pat's love for life, dies at 84


Crooner says he'll see her again – she just changed address

https://www.wnd.com/2019/01/shirley-boone-pats-love-for-life-dies-at-84/

RIP Shirley.

Carol Channing, Broadway icon, dies at age 97, publicist says

https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/...-97/331306002/

Carol Channing had an interesting voice. 97 is a good life. RIP

There was only one Carol Channing, RIP Carol.

As worthy of note as many a celebrity. https://finance.yahoo.com/m/a26604ff...d-founder.html

I loved Carol Channing on Hollywood Squares. This is how I remember her.

We are all getting older, huh. IMG_2292.JPG


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